Electric Powered Wheelbarrow 350 LBS Capacity and 6 Cu FT Poly Tray 8 Hour Battery Life

At first I thought it was a bitover priced. I was going to return it, but my wife and I decided to give it a try. We have used it to move debris from our property, plant flowers, spread 19 cu yds of mulch, and gather firewood. We are impressed with the versatility, sturdiness, and efficiency of the powered wheel barrow. The batteries lasted all day and only went down to 3/4 - 1/2 charge out of an 9 hr day. The double wheels make it super easy to balance heavy loads with minimal effort and the sturdy motor and transmission don't miss a beat. Definitely well worth the purchase, we can't stop talking about it out friends and family. One of our friends who is a contractor is even impressed and looking into one.

This thing is amazing! It just goes and goes. The bucket holds a LOT and they even sell a larger bucket if you want one. The motor is powerful; just be careful when you put it in reverse as you likely will be surprised by how fast it goes (that’s good in forward but less so in reverse).When we received ours, we used the online video to assemble it, which was very helpful. However, they have made a couple of valuable changes that were not reflected in the video, nor in the included instruction manual.1. The battery cable that allows charging (the one inside the battery case) came disconnected, I assume as a safety precaution. So open up that case and check to make sure all cables are connected2. Now you don’t have to attach the charger directly to the battery case. There is a connector on the back of the control box that makes it much easier to connect the charger3. The charger itself is different than one shown in the manual, and does not need to be positioned in any particular wayThis was an excellent purchase for us; makes our 10 hilly acres more manageable

Warrior is the perfect name for this wheelbarrow!! I unloaded 6 yards worth of heavy sand and carted it into our back yard, which has a slight incline. With it fully loaded going up a slight up hill it did slow down but it was the right speed because empty full throttle was faster than my walking pace. Started at 8 am and finished at 3 pm and it still had a full charge. I didn’t get it free, I paid full price. Just a guy leaving an honest unbiased review. I would recommend this to my friends.

We use this electric wheelbarrow for our aquatic landscape business. Ordered our first one 6-8 months ago and have had zero issues. We use it every day to move thousands of pounds of lake and pond weeds. Works great and takes a ton of work off the team wheelbarrowing. Would definitely recommend.

It will handle the rated load but with a heavy load the motor will not climb over small obstacles higher than about 1.5 inches. The motor will just cog even with a full charge.The travel speeds are appropriate and the right hand thumb speed control is good. It is however difficult to push the forward/reverse button with a gloved hand.A real negative is that there is no indication which direction it is set to travel. A simple toggle switch would have been a superior choice.This wheelbarrow is itself rather heavy relative to a typical garden cart. It is difficulty to raise up and dump with a full load even for me at 6 feet tall. The front frame protecting the motor makes it difficult to dump completely in any case.The charger is inappropriate for AGM batteries and can not be left plugged for more than 12 hours. There are inexpensive quality 24 volt AGM battery chargers that can be permanently wired in place and left plugged in.The stock tires and tubes are easily punctured by even a small twig. These are very low quality tires perhaps best suited to grass or hazard free terrain. This wheelbarrow is not really job site ready. No flat tires are sold on the choreworrier website but not on Amazon.Battery life is good in my use which has been hauling building materials, gravel and firewood. My total use time to date has been about 2.5 hours.The assembly instructions can waste your time. My advice is 1) assemble motor and wheels, 2) assemble complete frame but tighten nothing making sure that control box is on operator side of frame, 3) loosely attach frame to motor and check the tub fit, 4) tighten everything except the tub, 5) affix the wiring and test, 6) attach tubSummary: it does what I need as advertised but I will change the forward reverse switch, the tires and the battery charger which will have about $170 in direct unanticipated cost to me.Additional experiences:When I changed the inadequate stock tires for no-flat tires I found both wheel retention nuts to be loose and ready to fall off. These nuts have plastic inserts to hold them in place but the inserts never engage because the drive shaft threads are too few. There are numerous ways to address this issue. I chose liquid thread locker and routine inspection of the wheels.Another issue during assembly is the gear box oil which has to be added very slowly and can be very messy. The improperly sealed oil bottle had leaked much of the oil into a sealed pouch. If I had to do it again I would draw the oil into a syringe and inject it via a large bore needle into the small gear box opening. There is no indication of what type or grade of oil is required.

We went online to Youtube to find an assembly video. The in house produced video made the assembly process very straightforward with a logical progression of steps. Their sales manager says they will soon have a direct link to it on their website. It took a short time to get use to throttle because full throttle is a VERY fast pace, managing the throttle lets the user walk at a normal pace We've used it only sparingly so far, but it's perfect for what we need; hauling firewood, mulch, sand, etc for homeowner projects. I called customer service with a question and spoke to their sales manager who was happy to help. The product also arrived a week sooner than expected.